TDs / Micheál Martin

Official portrait of Micheál Martin

Micheál Martin

Fianna Fáil Cork South-Central TD in this Dáil since 29 November 2024
Taoiseach

Official Oireachtas profile

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0
questions asked
Members of the Government answer questions rather than ask them
688,766
words spoken in the chamber
686,628 as a minister, 2,138 as a TD
197
votes recorded
Each Yes, No or Abstained in a recorded vote

From the Dáil chamber only: committee meetings are not in this archive.

Members of the Government answer parliamentary questions rather than ask them, so this page lists none of theirs.

Month by month

Low months are usually recesses, when the Dáil does not sit. The archive runs to 22 October 2026.

Contributions to debates 6,546 in all

Dec 2024Oct 2026
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MonthContributions
December 2024 11
January 2025 6
February 2025 438
March 2025 518
April 2025 317
May 2025 426
June 2025 424
July 2025 344
August 2025 0
September 2025 146
October 2025 375
November 2025 291
December 2025 281
January 2026 326
February 2026 529
March 2026 229
April 2026 385
May 2026 474
June 2026 425
July 2026 181
August 2026 0
September 2026 198
October 2026 222

Debates they spoke in most

Plus 6,426 contributions in the regular slots, such as Leaders' Questions and Priority Questions. Speech from the chair is not counted.

Party, constituency and offices

  1. constituency Cork South-Central 29 November 2024 to now
  2. party Fianna Fáil 29 November 2024 to now
  3. office Taoiseach 23 January 2025 to now
Leaders' Questions 20 Oct 2026
When Éamon de Valera affirmed the policy of Irish neutrality during the Second World War, Sinn Féin leaders colluded with the Hitler regime-----
Leaders' Questions 20 Oct 2026
The Sinn Féin party leader, Deputy Mary Lou McDonald, unveiled a statue to Seán Russell. How dare the Deputy lecture me about Irish neutrality? He has not an inch of credibility in respect of it-----
Leaders' Questions 20 Oct 2026
-----nor has the Deputy's entire party, because, for a long time-----
Leaders' Questions 20 Oct 2026
-----any conflict Britain was involved in as Ireland's opportunity, right beyond World War Two. Therefore, it could not have given a continental about Irish neutrality for many, many decades. Furthermore, I would say this: I was in the House when Russia-----
Leaders' Questions 20 Oct 2026
Russia has changed. Again, the Deputy does not want to hear it.
Leaders' Questions 20 Oct 2026
Fundamentally, what his party is now saying is that Russia, which, on a daily basis, is bombing the civilians of Ukraine, should have a veto-----
Leaders' Questions 20 Oct 2026
-----is about to end, with no prospect of our participation in it-----
Leaders' Questions 20 Oct 2026
-----because of the US decision not to support the continuation of peacekeeping in Lebanon.
Leaders' Questions 20 Oct 2026
We should be in control of our own destiny when it comes to participation in peacekeeping missions.
Leaders' Questions 20 Oct 2026
The Irish people want us to continue to participate in peacekeeping. The bottom line is that the amended legislation-----
Leaders' Questions 20 Oct 2026
I am sorry but I did not interrupt. Why can the Deputies not allow people opposite to speak?
Leaders' Questions 20 Oct 2026
The point I was making is this: if this legislation does not go through, we will not be in a position, for example, if we wanted to have some participation in Lebanon, to be a voice, to be there as a witness to what is transpiring.
Leaders' Questions 20 Oct 2026
In other areas as well, we would simply not be able to do so. Why? It is because the party opposite and others would prefer Russia to have that decision-----
Leaders' Questions 20 Oct 2026
-----or the US, or indeed China. The world has changed dramatically.
Leaders' Questions 20 Oct 2026
I know Sinn Féin does not want us to support Ukraine. It did not want us to allocate €90 billion for Ukraine to defend itself. That is where it is.
Leaders' Questions 20 Oct 2026
It was the same when the Russians invaded Crimea. I, for one, and I think the vast majority of people, want us to be involved in peacekeeping. Our military forces want to be involved in peacekeeping.